Siblings, from left, Devyn and Delicity Walters and Audrey and Grant Stewart prepare for the Fourth of July by visiting the fireworks stand inside the Western Oklahoma Christian School gym.
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Directors of Circuit Engineering District No. 7 were told Monday that they need to decide if they want to fund the replacement of seven bridges every year. “You guys have
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THURSDAY JUNE 27 MEETING: Star Spangled Quilters meet at Arapaho Assembly of God Church to work on quilts that will be given to veterans. Drop in anytime between the hours
Grace Comstock, in Sha Carpenter’s science class at Arapaho-Butler Schools, holds a replica she made of an atom.